FDIC structured transactions include both Single Family Deals and Non-Single Family/Commercial Deals. The table below contains two links to the specific FDIC LLC Data Specification required for monthly loan level detail reporting. Each link corresponds to the Data Specification pertaining to each asset class with transmission instructions, templates, and FAQs to provide guidance and clarification of the required data set. For both asset types, fields that cannot be populated should remain blank. For Non-Single Family/Commercial asset reporters, certain data elements may not pertain to the assets collateralizing a particular portfolio.

Updates to the LLC Data Specification:

Addition of source validations for the datafile. Source validations are data validations that are performed as the datafile is uploaded into RTSP. These validations primarily apply to those data fields which ‘must be populated’. Please see the applicable Specification above for details.

Addition of RDVP and LAD validations for the datafile. RDVP validations test certain fields for logic with related fields and enumerations. LAD validations test certain fields against the monthly accounting reports for reportable asset activity. Please see the applicable Specification above for details.

FDIC LLC Asset ID Assignment Methodology

The Structured Transactions Agreement requires Managing Members (MMs) to comply with LLC data reporting standards described in the LLC Data Specifications. The specifications require MMs to submit asset level data for each asset. One of the required asset level data elements, the FDICLOANID, is a unique identifier assigned by the FDIC to each asset. Since FDICLOANIDs serve the important purpose of tracking assets throughout the life of the Structured Transactions Agreement, FDIC will reject any data submission with blank or invalid FDIC LLC Asset IDs. The FDIC LLC Asset ID Assignment Methodology is the same methodology as found in Structured Transactions (LLC) Data Specifications 1.2.